A BUFFALO HORN AND WOOD 'MAKARA' POWDER FLASK, 17TH-18TH CENTURY

Continental, 17th / 18th century. European carved dark wood unique snake form powder horn having geometric motif, and leather strap around seam. Provenance: Acquired from Artemis Gallery on October 25

wood, 3-pcs., animal skin, minor missing part (spout) The artistically crafted vessel appears to be modelled on the curled body of a snake. It is composed of two halves, the intersection on the outsid

both made out of horn. Largest believed to be from the 18th century, made of wood and horn with carved decorations 6" long. Smaller one is 5 1/2" long.

Origin: Europe, 18th century. Dimensions: approx. 19,5 x 4 x 4 cm. Weight - 87 g. A double powder flask, made of a pair of horns, fixed to each other with two iron rivets – one on the end, with

LATE 18th C. HORN POWDER FLASK Cattle horn powder flask with metal cap and chain with lid, circa late 18th century.

Continental powder flask, comprised of a curved and flattened cow horn with metal mounts. The front of the flask with elaborate engraved decoration depicting a soldier flanked by a lion with a central

Exquisite 18th Century German horn powder flask, carved with a finely detailed hunting scene in relief depicting dogs on a stag with a hunter in the background, complete with a wheellock.

MID 18TH C. EUROPEAN CARVED HORN POWDER FLASK Mid 18th C. European carved horn powder flask. Features incised floral design and carved date of 1753. Size 6".

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Toba Batak people, ca. 19th century CE. A hand-carved buffalo horn powder flask with a spiralized motif on the exterior. A hinged iron dispenser has a bar spring under the h

AN 18TH / 19TH CENTURY INDIAN ZOOMORPHIC LACQUER WOOD POWDER FLASK, with polychrome decoration, 18cm

A Collection of Eight American Colored Glass Table Articles Late 18th/Early 19th Century comprising a baptismal bowl, egg cup, bowl, bottle, creamer, salt cellar, powder-horn flask and a whiskey flask

Period: 17th-18th century Origin: Amsterdam Description: carved wood with real goat horns. Dimensions: 27"t x 33"w x 17"d

Toraja Sarcophagus, Sulawesi, 16th/17th Century erong Jackfruit wood, carved pearl, water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) horn and shell Height 45in (114cm); Length 111in (282cm); Width 30in (76cm) Weight 4

Period: 17th-18th century Origin: unknown Description: carved wood & polychrome rams head with real horns. Dimensions: 16"t x 15"d x14"w

Period: 17th-18th century Origin: unknown Description: carved wood & polychrome rams head with real horns. Dimensions: 16"t x 15"d x14"w

Nine Plain Powder Horns/Flasks, 19th century. The cow horn powder horns/flasks with wood bases and carved spouts, lg. to 16 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further

North America, Spanish Colonial Period in Mexico, ca. mid 18th century CE. A flintlock musketeer's powder flask, made of a cow horn with a brass, spring operated powder cutoff. It also has its origina

Carved wood figure of a man with lion snout, curved ram's horns, and long feline tail. Appears to have originally been holding something, likely a sword and shield. Traces of gesso and original dark p

A rare example, of wood carved in the form of a heart with turned, gilded spout. Embellished with carving and elaborate applied brass vinework. 18th century. Well-worn. Overall height 15cm. Condition

Powder flask, in shape of a horn, with bronze mounts and opening system; 18th / 19th Century. 27Cm length

2pc Persian Qajar Powder Flask & Belt Buckle. Includes a steel powder horn 4''x4'' and a worked copper and brass buckle 3''x4''. Overall wear from age and use. 18th or 19th century, Islamic.

Early 18th & 19th Century powder horns. Largest is a barrel powder horn, measures approx 10" L and has original fruit wood cap has some loss around the edge and missing wire bale. The other two are fl

A 19th century shot flask, copper and brass die- stamped decoration 5.75"h. And three powder horns (damage) 10.5"l. with chain, 12''l. with wood caps and 11.5"l. missing caps.

Catholic necklace in silver, mother-of-pearl and wood, 17th - 18th century (60cm)